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Originally Posted by 68gtoMN
A) you continue to prove that you were properly cast in the role of the partisan, know-it-all, brand-blinded idiot (thank you for that); B) you continue to work hard to deflect from the points looking to find an alternate meaning hidden in something said or, more importantly, not said; C) your assumptions demonstrate world-class ignorance as you have NO knowledge to support your claims (if it's not being touted by Ford, then, it MUST mean that xxxx).
- Cows manufacture manure
- Manure is spread to help crops grow
- Thank you for continuing to produce the fertilizer that keeps this thread alive
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I took the info you linked and asked an honest question - when will Ford publish the times?
You're avoidance and obfuscation (just like Tom) of the question only makes you look worse.
If you care to read, there is plenty of information out there to support the very limited handling (in comparison to the Camaro) capability of the Mustang.
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Although the Boss 302 is probably the best Mustang ever built, it just feels and performs like it's a generation behind. Randy summed it up: "The Mustang Boss 302 Laguna Seca was my favorite American musclecar -- until today." It isn't the lack of power; it isn't the lack of amenities. It's simply a lack of technology.
The Camaro is the benchmark for a new class of vehicle. Call it the Power Pony, the Warhorse -- the name isn't important. What is important is ZL1's on-demand attitude. Supercar levels of performance, with the daily driving comfort of a GT, wrapped in a nostalgic package.
Read more: http://www.motortrend.com/roadtests/...#ixzz1xDDND54u
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You compare me to a cow. Fine - does that make you feel like a big man?
I'll compare you to a pig. Not only do you manufacture pig manure, you like to roll around in it.
Touche'